gotta get head gaskets, any suggestions?

[rtek72]

any suggestions which brand, where i can get em at a good price, etc....

[tommi]

pm'ed

[rtek72]

92 accord
f22a1

[RICHIE*GT35R]

OEM is the best way to go

[mr_cb7]

oem Is The Best Way To Go

+1

[deevergote]

You only need one.

Get it from Honda. You don't want to mess with an aftermarket gasket. There may be good ones... but you don't need anything other than OEM.

[deevergote]

+1

Posts like this will get you banned. Contribute to the thread, or don't post. Post whoring is not allowed.

[Cautrell05]

How well to the felpro head gaskets hold up compared to OE?

Nick

[rtek72]

post whoring?
um not sure what you mean there
on my last thread didnt get much response to ideas
so posted another directly asking what i am looking for

[deevergote]

I was speaking to the member that I quoted in that post. "+1" replies to boost your post count are not allowed.

There is nothing wrong with you posting this thread.





Felpro gaksets are decent. They are OEM for many makers, such as GM. I don't know offhand what brand Honda uses for thiers. Honestly, though... I would stick to whatever it is Honda uses. Perhaps find out the brand, and buy it elsewhere (since dealerships are often the most expensive places to buy).

[CB7 Sleeper]

http://tasauto.com/Product/Detail.as...234&d=1642&p=1

Here ya go bud.

[rtek72]

oh ok gotcha deevergote

[rtek72]

the ishino brand seems to be oem replacement or so the site says
but yea let me look into the honda brand

[Ghetto_CB7]

OEM replacement

OEM replacement is NOT the same thing as OEM. There is a big difference between the two. Just because a part can replace an oem part, does not mean it is made as well, or has the same tolerances as an oem part.

Almost any aftermarket part will say oem replacement, or oem quality, this does not mean that they are.

A good rule of thumb to use is, if your engine build does not require the use of an aftermarket part, go with oem honda.

A great example is timing belt, I would NEVER trust an aftermarket timing belt on my engine. It's just not worth it.

[CB7 Sleeper]

http://tasauto.com/Product/Detail.as...234&d=1642&p=1

Here ya go bud.

I'd say go with this. TASauto sells great OEM replacement parts and the kit I suggested comes with EVERYTHING you need for a great price.

EDIT: Oh and yes, as stated above, OEM replacement and OEM are two very different things. But remember, with TASauto, all of their parts either meet, or exceed OEM specs, so they are a quality replacement.